Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
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The rain on last Saturday was last
ing and heavy.
Rain and sunshine-sunshine and
rain. every day.
An kinds Of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry at J. w. Stover's.
e. I. Mnsser, of this place, took a
trip to Centre Hall on Tuesday.
Register McClain publishes q long
list OF Registers notices in this issue.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale los Of choice brick.
G. G. LOSE, Rebersburg, Pa.
-E. G. Campbell and wife were to
Nittany Valley last Saturday on a visit
to relatives.
The Reading r, r. company is en-
larging and improving its depot at
Lewisburg.
--Samn. Drumheller, who was stabbed
by wenrich, at Selinsgrove on the 4th,
is recovering.
AT Stover's grocery on Main street
you will always find fine selection of
Cigars and Tobacco.
Mr.. & Mrs. ii. G., Shafer, of the
National Hotel, visited lancaster the
latter part of last week.
A new lot of Watermelons, Cante-
lopes, Cabbage and Bananas just re-
ceiyed at Stpver's grocery.
Mrs. Aggie Nogle, of Philadelphia,
is paying visit To her parents, ex-sher-
iff MusSer's. on Penn street.
Geo. Hazel has quit his clerkship
In Spigelmyer's store. He is on the
look out for another position.
Some of the Millheim Athletes ex.
pect to participate in the tnb race at
Coburn next Saturday evening.
Elias Luse & Son have improved
their planning mill building by inserting
a large door for front entrance.
Rev DeitZ tZIer's regular appointment
for services in the Lutheran church at
this place is next Sunday forenoon.
John Kerstetter, the mason from
Sugar Valley, is at work on the engine
house for the knitting mills this week.
Rev. z. A. Yearick, iReformedl
will hold Harvest Thanksgiving servlc-
es at Coburn next Sunday at 2 80 p. m.
j. r. Kaufman, Sr.. of Fishers
Ferry, and VIM. Raker, Of Blue Wing,
n. c., were in town few days on busi-
ness.
Judge Adam Hoy, of Bellefoute, is
reported to be ailing with what is
known as Bight's disease of the kid
neys.
j. G.. Harper and Mr.. Pettingil,
from Belief onte, are circulating among
acquaintances in Ienns Valley this
week.
"A daughter of Mr., Swengle, one of
the eCoburn merchants is attending Miss
McElroy's summer school on Penn
str eet.
{ On our first page this week will be
found an interesting statistical tate
ment by the American Sunday School
Union.
IA popularity of Hoods Sarsaparil-
lae is that while it purifies the blood, it
iMparts new yigor to every function OF
thA body.
Sheriff Musser's candidacy of As
sociate Judge gives this town three
candidates for office. That'll do for
Millheim.
The complaint over the irregularity
of the mails is frequent topic of con-
versation in this place. Where lays
the fault ?
Spring Mills lost one of its most
prominent citizens by the death of Geo.
A. Runk which occurred on last Mon
day morning.
Robbers entered the Bellwood post.
Office, Blair county, on Saturday night,
and stole thirteen registered letters and
$500 worth OF stamps.
"A most elegant assortment CT Bug
gY Whips just received at J.W, ,Stover's,
which are sold at exceedingly low
prices. Go and examine them.
The grass and weeds in the Penn
street school fouse yard were moved
down on Monday and the yard has a
more presentabIe appearance now.
BEAR in mind that the Millheim
Meat Market alwas supplies its patrons
with the best meat, fresh every day and
selling as cheap as any in the market.
John Kelchner of Bloomsbury, Pa,
and Mr.. Ollie Reighard, of I.ightstreet,
a brother of Mrs. E. w. Mauck, were
guests at that lady's residence last
week.
The Sugar Valley Journal is very
hopeful of seeing the railroad completed
through that valley before long. We
hope Scott:s expectations may not be
blighted.
Miss Mahela Stevens and Miss
Garry Lyter both staying with landlord
s. T. Frain, at the Keystone Hotel, Sc
linsgrove, are here on visit,the guests s
of F. ID. Luse's.
Mrs. Lydia Brumgard and her son
Fred were to Lock Haven and Salona
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